Ehlers Danlos-Hypermobility Syndrome is a challenging condition which is often misunderstood & misdiagnosed. This book looks at how physiotherapy can provide effective & lasting relief for sufferers. The book explains how EDHS is diagnosed & how a physical assessment of the patient should be carried out. It shows how physiotherapy can systematically work through the body inside out" to relieve symptoms commonly associated with EDHS such as muscle weakness chronic pain sleep disorders & irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). From the perspectives of physiotherapist & patient the authors reflect on how & why they managed to achieve a vastly enhanced quality of life for Isobel. They highlight the importance of considering every aspect of a patients lifestyle as well as the neurological elements & psychological impact of the condition & how holistic treatments can be incorporated in the treatment plan. There is also guidance on how to monitor & chart symptoms & set realistic goals in order to navigate a treatment program that works for the patient. This book will be essential reading for physiotherapists working with EDHS & will be of interest to medical students complementary therapists psychologists dance scientists dancers & occupational therapists."